Sentence examples for vague ability from inspiring English sources

So really, the only job requirement for becoming an advice professional is some level of common sense and a vague ability to string words together.

So, it is still vague whether the ability of psammaplin A to inhibit cellular viability is correlated with its ability to inhibit DNA replication.

At his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, Mr. Comey said that the government's statute on the issue at the time was vague, complicating the ability of government lawyers to determine its legality.

Also coming in that promising-but-vague timeframe: The ability to view live video not just on Facebook's desktop site, but on mobile too.

A vague deterioration in the ability to perform everyday tasks is replaced by involuntary jerking movements that are most obvious in the extremities and face but are also present in the trunk.

Before the "pop punk" label become an insult, it simply meant punk rock written by a slightly more advanced species of miscreant, one with an ear for melody and some vague semblance of songwriting ability.

As the number of doctor-owned surgical hospitals grows, federal and state officials now acknowledge that the government rules may be too vague about the emergency abilities a hospital must have in place.

What I think is admirable about the film - but it's something I'm incapable of and am absolutely not attracted to - is its ability to be vague and sort of ethereal.

They reported similar gains in modeling process skills, including applying the model-building steps (mean = 4.25/5) and their abilities to approach vague problems (mean = 4.12/5).

Awake she is vague, sketchy, deaf; she lacks the ability to tell us what occurs in her long absences.

The main technique Mr. Edward discusses in his book is simply an ability to speak in vague generalizations about common hardships.